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The Cardinal's 35-22 win in the 118th Big Game on Saturday meant that Stanford football's class of 2016 (above) will become the 13th senior class in program history to graduate never having lost to Cal. The win marked Stanford's sixth straight in the series. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford clinches Pac-12 North with 35-22 win in 118th Big Game

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Nov. 22, 2015
In the absence of Ronnie Harris, senior linebacker Blake Martinez (right) will lead Stanford against the Bear Raid offense that posted 760 yards of total offense last week against Oregon State. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Cardinal look to put Oregon loss behind them, beat Cal to keep Axe, clinch Pac-12 North

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Nov. 20, 2015
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Predictions: The 118th Big Game

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Nov. 20, 2015
FIfth-year senior defensive lineman Brennan Scarlett (center), a graduate transfer from Cal, is having a career year at Stanford, recording 5.5 tackles for loss and 3.5 sacks. (DAVID BERNAL/stanfordphoto.com)

Hello from the other side: Brennan Scarlett faces old Cal team in 118th Big Game

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Nov. 20, 2015
Despite growing up in the vicinity of three rival schools in North Carolina, the Big Game represents the first major college rivalry for freshman running back Bryce Love (above). (TRI NGUYEN/The Stanford Daily)

Football freshmen learn to appreciate Big Game rivalry as Stanford-Cal matchup approaches

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Nov. 20, 2015
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Lakshman: Bouncing back from rock bottom

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Nov. 17, 2015
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Park: Oregon loss a reminder of how far Stanford football has come

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Nov. 16, 2015
Fifth-year senior outside linebacker Kevin Anderson (right) will make his third start since returning from injury. Anderson looks to bolster a pass rush that is 11th in the Pac-12 with 17 sacks on the season. (TRI NGUYEN/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford refuses to overlook Oregon with Pac-12 North on the line

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Nov. 13, 2015
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Christian McCaffrey (above) is Stanford's fifth-ever Heisman finalist, the others being Jim Plunkett, John Elway, Toby Gerhart and Andrew Luck. He is one of three finalists for this year, alongside Clemson's Deshaun Watson and Alabama's Derrick Henry. (ROGER CHEN/The Stanford Daily)

Stanford Athletics gets behind McCaffrey Heisman campaign with ‘WildCaff’ website

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Nov. 10, 2015
In the first game of his collegiate career in front of his hometown Colorado crowd, sophomore Christian McCaffrey (above) had 220 all-purpose yards to complement a shocking passing touchdown in the fourth quarter as No. 9 Stanford cruised past Colorado, 42-10. (DON FERIA/isiphotos.com)

Stanford tames Buffaloes behind McCaffrey’s triumphant homecoming

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Nov. 9, 2015
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Park: Bryce Love’s stellar talent pushes Stanford’s loaded backfield over the top

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Nov. 9, 2015
Stanford faces its last road opponent Saturday in Colorado, a team that has nearly beat several top Pac-12 opponents (UCLA, Arizona and Oregon) this season, but has had difficulty finishing. (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

Colorado looms as Stanford looks to put offensive woes in rearview mirror

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Nov. 6, 2015
Sophomore running back Christian McCaffrey (center) has averaged 245 all-purpose yards per game. McCaffrey returns home to face a Colorado team that kept the ball for 41 minutes against UCLA. (KEVIN HSU/The Stanford Daily)

Football predictions: Stanford vs. Colorado

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Nov. 6, 2015
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The hero Stanford deserves: Ronnie Harris carries Stanford with energy, leadership

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Nov. 5, 2015
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Instant replay: How to win an ugly game

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Nov. 3, 2015
Freshman nickelback Quenton Meeks (center) celebrates after his second interception of the night against Washington State, which set Stanford up with great field position to eventually take a 30-28 lead on a 19-yard Conrad Ukropina field goal. He also set up a Stanford touchdown drive in the third quarter with his first pick. On this interception, Meeks identified that Washington State quarterback Luke Falk was going to throw a screen pass and jumped the route for an easy takeaway. (BOB DREBIN/isiphotos.com)

Stanford escapes in Pullman thriller, stays alive in playoff race

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Nov. 2, 2015
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Park: Gritty win over Wazzu is just what Stanford needed

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Nov. 2, 2015
Sophomore cornerback Alijah Holder (left) and the young Cardinal secondary will have their hands full with Cougars quarterback Luke Falk, who has averaged 412 passing yards this season (SAM GIRVIN/The Stanford Daily)

No. 8 Stanford faces explosive Wazzu in battle for division lead

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Oct. 30, 2015
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New Shaw’s fun, but it’s old Shaw that’s winning

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Oct. 27, 2015

McCaffrey, offense show no signs of slowing as Stanford races past Washington

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Oct. 26, 2015
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